The Fellow Flowers Blog

When the rain is pouring down, it’s hard to imagine the flowers that will bloom after the skies clear. If Erica Sara hadn’t endured her own storm ...

It feels like 2020 has been a never-ending loop of emotions, each one persistently vying for my attention as a constant reminder that as much as I...

Nearly three years ago, Sarah Maxwell was running Women of Wonder in Seattle. The 10K was her first race after her first marathon a few months prio...

This is motherhood to me. This is the beauty and brokenness of Mother’s Day. This is the real, unspoken ‘can we be honest’ version. Not flowers...

As this year’s relatively mild Midwest winter began to give way to spring, Holly Visser felt excited. Like many runners, she was taking advantage ...

This is my favorite day of the year for all the hard reasons. A few years ago, I was sitting in the living room of my childhood home surrounded by...

During our Flower Hour virtual chat a couple of Fridays ago, I shared this idea of sending shirts to our country’s frontline heroes. I talked abou...

Nora Clement’s story began with a challenge, but as her mom Sarah has always insisted, it doesn’t define her. Courageous, conscientious, kind, tal...

We don’t get to choose the moments that change our lives. But if we’re brave, we let them make us stronger. When Sarah Weaver was pregnant with he...

When I think of where I am now, I realize everything started with Sarah Weaver. All of this — Fellow Flowers, me becoming an entrepreneur, me reco...